Two Saskatchewan restaurant owners have been convicted of human trafficking after a court found they recruited, transported and controlled a Bangladeshi worker who came to Canada seeking legal work status,… …
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PREMIUM Pizza Pizza franchise in Oakville, Ont., wins appeal of foreign worker’s reprisal order
A Pizza Pizza franchise’s appeal of an order tied to a reprisal complaint from a foreign worker has been allowed by the Ontario Labour Relations Board, which found no evidence… …
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Moose Jaw restaurant convicted in first Saskatchewan foreign worker case
A Moose Jaw restaurant has become the first employer convicted under Saskatchewan’s former foreign worker protection legislation, after pleading guilty to charging a temporary foreign worker a fee tie… Free …
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A temporary foreign worker has been awarded an additional $1,800 in wages after the British Columbia Employment Standards Tribunal found that rent payments she made to her employer’s principals amount… …
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Saskatoon man sentenced to conditional term over workplace immigration fraud scheme
A Saskatoon man has been sentenced to a conditional term of two years less a day and ordered to pay a $10,000 fine after pleading guilty to counselling misrepresentation under …
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Immigration consultant loses licence over bogus Tim Hortons job offers
A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant who arranged Tim Hortons job offers for clients who never applied for or interviewed for the positions has had his licence permanently revoked by the …
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Privacy commissioner orders partial release of trafficking probe records related to migrant farm workers
A journalist seeking records tied to an Ontario Provincial Police investigation into alleged human trafficking of migrant farm workers has won partial access to the files, with Ontario’s Information a… …
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Immigration consultant suspended after routing fish and chip worker’s $40,000 to personal account
A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant will be suspended for 15 months after she recruited a worker for a British Columbia fish-and-chips restaurant, collected $40,000 in fees and deposited the m… …
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The British Columbia Supreme Court has dismissed a judicial review application from a provincial nominee whose immigration nomination was cancelled after he missed a work permit deadline and delayed r… …
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Manitoba board dismisses health coverage appeal for foreign worker over Vancouver work permit
A temporary foreign worker who lost Manitoba health coverage after their work permit named Vancouver as the employment location has been unable to have it reinstated, after the Manitoba Health …


